Meeting notices of San Antonio fraternal groups
Tuesday August 25 1885 lists meeting times and officers for many organizations in San Antonio including Freemasons Knights of Pythias Knights of Honor Ancient Order United Workmen Italian Society German and Mexican mutual aid groups and benevolent associations with halls on Alamo Commerce Houston Monterey Main Plaza and Losoya streets and officers such as William Holt W A Bonynge Wurzbach Dashiell and Bergh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opp Fretiows
San Antonio
Herman Loebnitz
Geo. R. Dashiell
Knights of Pythias
Castle of Elk Lodge
Benjamin Goldenburg
T. B. Johnson
SAN Antonio Arbeiter Verein
Hall
East Commerce Street
W. Wurzbach
W.seffel
William Lange
Alamo Fire Association No. 2
Avenue
William Hoeffing, Sr
Haueisen
Charlies Degen, Sr
Young Men's Benevolent Association
William Hoefling, Jr
H. Heiligmann
F. Jaimes
Ancient Order United Worksmen
Milam Lodge No. 2
Odd Fellows
Houston Street
William Hoetling, Jr
John B. Hamilton
Italian Society
Monterey Street
G. Giorda
E. Moretti
French Benevolent Sectory
Main Plaza
E. P. Clauson
International Building and Loan Association
Losoya Street
M. Lindner
Alamo Legion OF Honor—Star Council
Odd Fellows Hall
George K. Dashiell
Knights OF Honor
Sunset Lodge No
OC. L. Wagner
Recorder
Orpher Bnat Bririn
Edar
Odd Wellows Hal
G. B. Frank
Mexican Mutual Alp Society
Juan
Cardenas
Pablo Rodriguez
Alamo Council
American Legion of Honor
Louis Spahn
J. W. Schuwirth
Schlekuer Loper
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Otto Sqims
Beethoven Maennerchor
Scholz
H. Karber
C. Spangler
Knights of Pythias Hall
P. Loos
E. Tuller
SAN Antonio Fire Association
Market Street
F. Schreiner
Alf. G. Schild
SAN Antonio Benevolent Association
Fritz Hauerson
F. Boltz
Herman Sons
Harmonia Lodge
Nic Peters
John Wolfram
Anchor Lodge
A. Derby
Ordinance Defines and Punishes Gaming in San Antonio
The city adopts a sanitation and conduct ordinance targeting gaming. It prohibits keeping or exhibiting gaming tables or banks and prescribes fines from twenty five to one hundred dollars and jail terms from ten to ninety days. It lists games like Faro Monte Vingt et un Rough et noir Roulette A and B C Chuck a luck Keno and Rondo and clarifies definitions. It also covers betting penalties and penalties for hosting or renting premises for gaming and repeals conflicting ordinances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
San Antonio
Seerion
Faro
Monte
Vingt- Et - UN
Recorder’s Court
Recorder's Court
City Ordinance on Sidewalk Construction and Delinquent Payment
San Antonio city ordinance outlines sidewalk construction classes A B and C with concrete foundations and specific curb and surface specs. It details notices to property owners, 60 day completion, liens for nonpayment, and tax-collection procedures with enforcement through property sale if unpaid.
City Ordinance Amendments on Sidewalks Elections Rules
The text amends sections on sidewalk construction costs and sale of lots for sidewalk payments, defines collection methods, and outlines penalties. It also revises Chapter 19 sections on election clerks poll lists ballot handling counting and returns, with certified procedures and timelines. The ordinance passed August 10 1885 in San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Bryan CalLaGuan
B. E. P.aupon
Regulating Sidewalk Widths in San Antonio 1885 Ordinance
The City Council of San Antonio ordains sidewalk widths by street size. Streets under 30 feet get four foot sidewalks. Streets 30 to 60 feet allocate 30 percent of width to sidewalks. Streets 60 to 70 feet leave 42 feet for roadway. Streets 70 feet or more allocate 40 percent to sidewalks with four feet spare for grass. Passed August 10, 1885. Mayor Ryan Callaghan. City Clerk E P Claubon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
San Antonio
Ve Tee
Ity
Bryan Callaghan
E. P. Chaupon
Sherton
Ay of
San Anne
Ryan Callaghan
E. P. Claupon
Real estate sale listings scattered across city streets
Property offers span multiple areas including Hacklee street and Baltimore avenue with 81 by 75 vara lots, two 40 by 40 vara lots, Park avenue residences, and Avenue E homes. Also includes a pony phaeton, rock house on Avenue, and several rental units with monthly terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hacklee Street
Nolan and
Burnet
Baltimore Avenue
Avenue
Park Avenue
Oak
Twelfth Street
Avenue E
Seventh
Eighth
Corner River Avenue
Elizabeth Street
Government Hill
Cameron Street
San Marcos Street
Nolan
Hackberry Streets
Bexar County
San Antonio
Brooks Street
Olive and
North Olive Street
Duvall and
Milam Streets
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily Light
Directory OF Societies
Davy Crockett Lodge No. 145
John Sullivan
W. F. McQueeney
E. P. Craypon
Board of Revision and Appeal
City Council Chamber
Aist Esig
E. P. Claudon
T.S. Harrison
Tom Harrison, Jr
Harrison
Attorneys At Law
F. Groos & Co
Rs Thornton
Pres
Texas
J. W. Guage, V. P
Jas. P. Bans
Traders National Bank
San Antonio, Texas
Sr. Alexander
Arch A
Alexander
Texas National Bank
Commerce Street
J. S. Alexander
G. W. Brackenridge
H. B. Andrews
Augustus Belknap
B. F. Yoakum
J.A. H. Hosack
F. McC. Newton
Hosack & Newton
Scewes
West
Comablock
Bell & Bro’s
G. A. Johnston
H. M. Carrow
Drs. Johnston & Carroll
West Commerce Street
R. A. Holland
Aransas
N. B
Joseph Hermann
A. Seffel
M. Herweck
E. A. Serfel
N. Alamo St
Joske Bros
Washington
Cor.w. Commerce and Laredosts
Lone Star
Rudolph Singer
Texas and
St. Louis R. R
Chago
Pullman
St. Louis
A. C. Sheldon
South Fourth Street
Starr S. Jones
Patent Office
Jd. BK. Littell
Washington, D. C
U. S. Patent Office
Heevers
Ric Beet
Wovtric Beit Coy
Dan J. Colton
John H. Bolt ON
Houston St
Bridge
Our House and Estate Agency
Antonio
Belvin Street
Ier
Duval Street
Crosby Street
North Leona Street
Austin Street
Avenue B
Olive
Purchasing Agency
Ball
Colton & Bolton Auctioneers
W. Houston St
A. T. Hensley & Son
Soule & Williams
Oil
Japan
East Houston Street
J. W. Bradley
J. N. Groesbeeck
Notary Public
Real Estate Exchange For
Mexico
210
Elm Street
A. Dreiss’ Drug Store
Alamo Plaza
A. Maurer
Harry L. Fowler
Rice Brothers & CO
Dealer
Court House
James D. Devine
Sunset Drug Store
Sunset Depot
John U. Bodenmann
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